Spartansburg, PA elected a convicted pedophile as their fire chief. The mayor voiced her support for the firemen’s decision to appoint the pedophile as their superior. But a national outcry from good people had an amazing effect.

“It’s become more lucrative and much safer to sell malleable teens than drugs or guns. A pound of heroin or an AK-47 can be retailed once, but a young girl can be sold 10 to 15 times a day,” notes the report on trafficking.

A representative—who advocated for harsher and cruder penalties for prostitutes—has been caught spending government money to fund sex with an escort.

A North Carolina school cop was captured on video grabbing a teenage boy by the neck and repeatedly hitting him in the face with pepper spray.

Because cops kidnapping people and then having sex with them is legal in 35 states, two alleged brutal rapists may walk free for savagely raping a New York teen.

State lawmakers are arguing that parents who choose to homeschool their children are more likely to become child abusers and should be subjected to involuntary home visits to prove to the government that they are acceptable parents.

Within hours, Julian Assange could be a free man as his legal council moved to have the erroneous charge being held over his head dropped.

After their child was beaten by a cop for having autism, all the family wanted was an apology—the cops never said they were sorry—now the taxpayers will pay.

When a female police officer confronted her colleague about strangling and raping her, he admitted to the attack and bragged about the bursts of anger that gave him the nickname "The Hulk."

A sheriff's department in Florida is getting destroyed on Facebook for arresting and publicly shaming a couple—for selling shrimp to make an extra buck.